Adah Sharma on her role in ‘Sunflower’ season 2: ‘I play a very strange girl, Rosie’

India’s largest homegrown video streaming platform and multilingual storyteller recently announced the launch of the much-anticipated second season of Sunflower. Created by showrunner Vikas Bahl and directed by Navin Gujral, the show stars Sunil Grover and Ashish Vidhi Ashish Vidyarthi, Ranvir Shorey, Mukul Chaddha and Girish Kulkarni play other important roles. The second season of “Sunflower” will premiere exclusively on ZEE5. The show is a crime comedy that revolves around a middle-class housing society in Mumbai called Sunflower, featuring a cast of eccentric characters.

Picking up right where season one left off, DG and Tambe find themselves still trapped in trouble and relentless in their search for Mr. Kapoor’s killer. In the next season, the star cast of the first season will reprise their roles: Sunil Grover as Sonu Singh, Mukul Chaddha as Mr. Ahuja, Ashish Vidyarthi as Dilip Iyer, Ranvir Shorey as Inspector Digendra, Girish ·Girish Kulkarni plays Inspector Tambe. This time, the conspiracy deepens and the number of suspects doubles, including, of course, India’s most popular murder suspect, Sonu. Viewers will witness Sonu, in his usual way, nonchalantly keeping them guessing while the mystery unfolds.

Season 2 stars Adah Sharma as a charismatic bar dancer, adding a wonderful twist to the storyline. The addition of Ada is expected to bring fresh energy to the show, and her appearance as a new face in the second season is sure to attract viewers. As DG and Tambe delve deeper into the mystery, Adah’s character adds an extra layer of intrigue, making Sunflower Season 2 a must-watch for fans eager for laughter, suspense, and unexpected twists. do.

Get ready for another round of laughter, suspense, and unexpected twists and turns in the world of Sunflowers. Adah Sharma said, “As an actor, I read the role of Rosie and I was super excited about Vikas Behl and Chaitali as a girl Writing a character who is funny, scary, sarcastic, sweet and evil all in one person. There’s also something intoxicating about saying such vicious things and doing things that you would never do in real life.”

Beyond that, when asked what special preparation she did for the role, she said: “I play Rosie, a very strange girl. To bring her uniqueness to life, I strictly adhered to the conventions of psychopaths, serial killers, Documentaries about killers and people with multiple personality disorder. As a construction worker, I also received physical training and learned to break walls with a hammer.”